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NC State recognized
with three national advising awards
The National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) is honoring one program and two individuals at NC State for their outstanding service, leadership and contributions to the improvement of academic advising. The awards will be presented during NACADA’s national conference in October.
The First Year College will be honored with an Outstanding Institutional Advising Program Certificate of Merit. The award recognizes programs that document innovative and/or exemplary practices resulting in improvement of academic advising service. First Year College was one of two programs in the nation selected to receive this certificate.
“The First Year College program is honored to be recognized for our excellent work advising and teaching our students as well as exposing them to the abundant opportunities available to them at NC State,” said Karen Hauschild, associate director of the First Year College. “We are proud to be considered for this award alongside so many other prestigious institutions across the nation.”
Lauren Brown, academic advisor for First Year College, is one of six academic advisors nationwide who will receive an Outstanding New Advisor Certificate of Merit. The award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated qualities associated with outstanding academic advising of students and who have served as an advisor for a period of three or fewer years.
Andrea Irby, director of Advising Central, will be awarded the Service to the Technology in Advising Commission Award. The award recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding service, leadership and commitment to a particular commission.
Posted May 19, 2006
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